Lyle Lovett Guest Stars as a Texas Ranger on ‘Blue Bloods’ (PHOTOS)

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    CyanDog

    Great episode tonight. I enjoyed the Texas spin; dressed the part too.

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    GoldChilli

    Good to see lyle lovett on screen again

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    GoldPuzzle

    LOVED Lyle Lovett in the role of a Texas Ranger. Hope he continues. He added a nice twist to the show!

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    GreenTurtle

    A real Texan would wear his duster in NY & if on a beach he might have on swim suit & cowboy boots 🤠 👢

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      CyanRaindrop

      Absolutely! It’s not a fashion, it’s a lifestyle! My Texan friends rock the streets of NYC with their very cool ‘tude and style...Stetson, duster & the lizard boots. It’s who they are and this New Yorker-Bostonian wouldn’t have it any other way!

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    GoldGlasses

    Lyle Lovett - makes a perfect Texas Ranger !

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    BlueSword

    Loved Lyle on Blue Bloods!!!!

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    GoldGlasses

    Lyle Lovett needs to be on more Blue Bloods episodes as Texas Ranger Wayland Gates

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    CyanFries

    Lyle Lovett please return regularly to Blue Bloods. I wish he would have been at Pop's dinner table. Thanks for bringing out the best in each actor, Lyle Lovett

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    CyanGuitar

    Great show tonight. Lyle Lovett keep acting. You were fantastic!

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    GreenPalmtree

    More Lovett!!! He was great!!!!!!

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    GreenRocket

    Loved the part Lyle Lovett played on Blue Bloods last night. The dialog between Danny and Lyle was very entertaining. I mean, come on, it is television, and Blue Bloods hasn't been all that good lately.

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    Jena

    Well, Danny shot an off-duty cop (I think he was off-duty) in an earlier season. And just last week, an undercoer cop was arrested, so.... this sort of thing happens. On another note, would a Texas Ranger *really* wear a long duster-style coat to NYC? Kind of cliche'd, and not really part of the official uniform.